Art Hovey....

[LV]

Check out this link (if you haven't already...) for a burnin' traditional jazz version of Sweet Georgia Brown by our own Art Hovey.

He kicks some serious butt...

http://www.purevolume.com/galavanizedjazzband

[Kevin Hendrick]

I'll say -- hot stuff, Art! Thanks, LV ...

[Art Hovey]

Thank you for the kind words; I'm still trying to get it right and enjoying the tuba more than ever. If anybody is interested, there are some more downloadable cuts on our website:
http://www.galvanizedjazz.com/recordings/recent.html

[Mark]

Check out this link (if you haven't already...) for a burnin' traditional jazz version of Sweet Georgia Brown by our own Art Hovey.

Buy his CD! I did.

[winston]

That is some hot stuff!

sounds like tons of fun,

[tuba]

I knew Art in Connecticut, and he's a great teacher, bandsman, and tuba-tinkerer (besides playing all that great jazz!).

[porkchopsisgood]

Man....

I only wish, Art!!

That sounds great....hope I get a chance to see you live sometime!

[Bill Troiano]

Yeah, Art! This is a perfect opportunity for me to announce that if you would like to hear Art on Long Island, come to Howard Hovey Tuba Day on Friday, November 4 at the Sayville Middle School. The concert begins at 7 pm. I'll post more about it as we approach the event. This will be our 25th anniversary year!

[Tom Holtz]

Sweet.

Note the horn in the picture. Buescher? You rule.

[tubatooter1940]

Cannot tell you how much I enjoyed Art Hovey and the guys' work.
Mighty soulful music to be coming out of Conneticut. Wish you the rewards you deserve!